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Important: Licensing for CloudBeaver AWS is managed entirely through the AWS Marketplace.
To start using commercial versions of CloudBeaver you can:
- buy a subscription
- request a Trial license for 2 weeks
- request an Academic license if you are a student or a teacher
You will receive a license text by email, and it will also be available in your personal account on our website. The license text contains your License ID (for example,
DB-841MRZHY-ZH54), start date, and the license owner's name and company.
Import from email
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Copy-paste the license key
Note
: You need to copy-paste the full license text (not just the license ID). The license text starts with “–” and ends with “==” characters.
Import from the personal account
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Open the Licenses tab, where you can find all your licenses
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Click the license ID link. Here you can find your license status, type, maintenance period, and end support date
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At the bottom of the page you can find the license key required to start using CloudBeaver. There are two options how to copy your license key from the personal account:
Activate license
Install license during initial server configuration
The license is added during initial server configuration.
To install the license:
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Open the license dialog.
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Choose one of the import options:
- Copy and paste the full license text (not just the ID). It starts with
–and ends with==. - Use the file upload button to import the license from disk.
- Copy and paste the full license text (not just the ID). It starts with
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Click Import to apply the license.
Install license using environment variable
You can install the license without using the UI.
Warning
UI will be ignored and overwritten by the mounted file after restart.
Set the DBEAVER_LICENSE_CUSTOM_PATH environment variable to the full path of the license file (including the file
name). The license file must be available inside the container (for example, mounted with a volume).
For more information on setting environment variables, see CloudBeaver configuration variables.
Install license using CLI
You can also install the license from the command line using the built-in CLI tool (cbvr.sh).
Tip: use this method when the UI isn’t available, for example, in automated setups, AWS instances, or headless servers.
Run the following command inside the service container:
docker compose exec <service_name> ./cbvr.sh import-license \
-input-file /opt/cloudbeaver/<your_custom_directory>/CB-471MUZET-ZKLX.txt
This command installs the license file into the current workspace. The path must point to a file that exists inside the container.
Note
: the
cbvr.sh import-licensecommand doesn’t require an API token and can be run before the server is fully initialized.
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